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79Keeping Corydoras catfish
by I Ramjohn
With 150 formally described species, and perhaps more than a hundred undescribed species, the genus Corydoras offers great possibilities for fish keepers. All species are easy to keep, relatively undemanding... published 9 months ago
87Keeping Otocinclus catfish
by I Ramjohn
Otocinclus, the dwarf suckermouth catfish, is a very popular algae-eating catfish. The seventeen species of Otocinclus (often called Otos) are very popular for algae control. Unlike their large cousins, the... published 9 months ago
73Redtail Catfish
by vanhove
Legitamite Ways Of Making Money On The Internet Redtail Catfish Profile Common Name - redtail catfish Scientific Name - Phractocephalus hemioliopterus General Description - Redtail catfish are native to south... published 9 months ago
71Healthy Fish Recipes, Ready In 15 Minutes or Less!
by Maddie Ruud
Low-fat, low-point recipes for salmon, catfish, and swordfish, cooked in a variety of ways, all ready in 15 minutes or less. published 8 months ago
62Monster Fish: Channel Catfish
by vanhove
http://www.outdooralabama.com/watchable-wildlife/images/Channel%20Catfish.jpg published 9 months ago
75How To Catch Big Catfish Part 1
by Gone Fishin Club
My name is Gary Turner and I love to fish. I don't make my living fishing, I'm living to Fish. This hubpage is about catching big catfish. I love catfishing and going after the monster cats. ... published 4 weeks ago
74If It Crawls, Slithers, Swims, or Walks
by Jerilee Wei
It's said that if it walks, crawls, or slithers -- we Cajuns eat it. That's a stereotype characterization that is well deserved. Actually, my Grandpere's exact instructions were always, "If it moves, we might eat it." He had a large family to feed and not much money. However, don't be fooled, not everything that walks, crawls, and slithers, can be eaten published 3 months ago
69World Record Catfish: 646 Pound 10 Foot Long Catfish Caught In Thailand
by vanhove
A 646 pound, 10 foot long mekong catfish was caught in thailand using a net in 2005. This is the heaviest freshwater fish ever caught. At the time of the catch it had 10 babies in side of it. It was urged by... published 9 months ago
66spring planting '2'
by pylos26
Spring Planting ‘2’…this story is about one day in the life of a boy on a southern cotton farm…part 2 of 2 previously in part 1 the boy and his elders have made the crossing successfully and... published 2 weeks ago
57Catching a good fish story is better than catching a bucketful of fish
by Tom Greenslade
There is still a little snow on the ground; the bucket outside my back door still is full of ice, but last night my son went fishing because he just had to. He and his friends just couldn't stand... published 5 months ago
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